EmpoweringScience-Policy DialoguethroughVisual Design

Training materials for a sustainable resource management project were enhanced with visually engaging templates. These enhancements have significantly improved communication and collaboration, fostering more effective discussions and paving the way for impactful solutions. Discover how visually enhanced training materials templates can elevate science-stakeholder-policy dialogue here.

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Crafting 'In a Nutshell'Infographics forEarth Observation Data

In the realm of infographics, the concept of 'data in a nutshell' implies presenting information that is clear, concise, and offers valuable insights without inundating the audience with unnecessary details. Explore our approach here.

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Complexocean science,made engaging for all

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VisualisingGlobal Warming Trendsover time

Collaborating with ECMWF & B-Open, Design & Data developed an interactive application to visualise the current global warming trend in relation to reaching the globally adopted 1.5°C limit.

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Graphic Design forData Visualisation

Using creative graphic design and programming, D&D created a new version of an infographic highlighting the rise in recent marine heatwaves in the Mediterranean Sea.

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Developinginfographics forSpace Startups

Design & Data developed a series of infographics using a panel-based layout style for versatile use in long-form websites and short-form social media.

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Designing video presentationsfor introducing EUMETSAT operations

To introduce how EUMETSAT uses satellites and monitors weather, Design & Data created an informative video presentation to increase understanding of the brand to visitors at the EUMETSAT headquarters.

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Creation of theOcean State ReportSummary, Issue 5

Design & Data produced a 20-page summary for the 5th annual Ocean State Report alongside Mercator Ocean International, providing a comprehensive report on the state, variations, and changes in the global ocean.

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